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TEEN DRAGGED BY CAR KILLED
A Winton Terrace teen-ager was killed Monday night when he was struck by a cab and a car in Winton Hills and dragged as far as a mile.
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PLAY IT AGAIN, DR. SAM
Dr. Sam Bierstock became so sick of modern medicine that he tried a radical cure. He laughs about it. Even more radical - experimental, you might say - he has set it to music with lyrics that explain ''where the money is going.''
Laura Pulfer column
ONE-FOURTH OF AREA STUDENTS REPORT DRUG USE
More than a quarter of all Cincinnati-area high school students, and 13 percent of junior high school students, say they use an illicit drug on a monthly basis, according to a survey by a national drug-prevention agency.
TOWN HONORS LAST SOLDIER TO DIE
Pvt. Edward O'Dell Mullins of Morrow, killed in a Philippine jungle 45 minutes before the end of World War II was announced, will be honored at a special Veterans Day ceremony today.
CINERGY REHAB PICKS UP FANS
Reds CEO Marge Schott's surprise pronouncement that the team might play in a renovated Cinergy Field is being viewed by some as an opportunity to solve the 19-month stadium debate.
FLEEING DRIVER SENTENCED TO 13 YEARS
Paul Wayne Lovelace, whom a jury said caused a death when he led police on a wild chase, acted irresponsibly and showed a reckless disregard for the safety of others, Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Richard Niehaus said.
COMPUTER TRAINING IS KEY IN SCHOOLS
While a study of school computer technologygives generally high grades to efforts in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana, it argues that schools around the nation need more information about what technology will have an impact in classrooms.
TAFT URGED TO TEMPER HIS CAUTION
As Bob Taft prepares to formally announce Wednesday that he's running for governor next year, friends say he needs to temper his caution with a dose a decisiveness or risk losing the only major political job that has eluded his famous family: governor of Ohio.
HALOGEN LAMP BLAMED FOR FATAL FIRE
An inexpensive halogen lamp was the cause of a fire that killed two 4-year-old girls Friday in Mount Auburn, fire investigators have found.
MAN WHO MARKED ONO ART FREED
Charges against a 22-year-old art student accused of damaging paintings by Yoko Ono on display at the Contemporary Arts Center (CAC) were dismissed Monday.
MAN ACCUSED OF KILLING NEW BRIDE
Cincinnati homicide detectives charged Raymond Tibbetts with murder in connection with his wife's death after she and her landlord were found stabbed to death Thursday in their home in Mohawk.
PASTOR WANTS COMMUNION FOR ALL
Mount Auburn Presbyterian Church welcomes the baptized and unbaptized, Buddhist and Baha'i at the communion table, and they want the rest of their denomination to do so, too.
HEART RESEARCH TAKES NATIONAL STAGE
Heart research conducted in Greater Cincinnati will be making a big splash today at the national science meeting of the American Heart Association in Orlando, Fla.
KIDS VOTED FOR ZOO, AGAINST UNIFORMS
If this year's election were left up to area children, the elephants at the Cincinnati Zoo could breathe a sigh of relief and two incumbents on city council would get the boot.
SILVERTON PUT ON FISCAL WATCH
The city was put on notice Monday that it has until Jan. 10 to come up with a plan to put its financial house in order, or risk a state takeover.
JEWISH WINDS UP MOVE
With a blessing today by Rabbi Alfred Gottschalk, the new six-story patient tower at the Jewish Hospital in Kenwood will be open for business.
AIRPORT NOISE DOESN'T DRIVE OFF HOME BUYERS
The airport board released figures Monday that show 105 properties in the purchase assurance program sold for an average of 94 percent of their appraised value and 95 percent of their list price.
CRESCENT SPRINGS SAYS NO TO PARK
Officials instead will begin talks with a Cincinnati company to build a health care center on a controversial piece of land.
ONE OF TWO FOUND DEAD WAS WANTED
The discovery Sunday of two decomposing bodies in an apartment might still be a double suicide, but investigators have learned that the dead man was considered armed and dangerous by authorities in California.
MORELAND NOT A CANDIDATE
Jack Moreland, former Northern Kentucky University interim president, will not run for a Kentucky statehouse seat that serves much of Campbell County.
NEWPORT STRIKES DEAL FOR POSEY FLATS
The city moved closer to transforming an industrial area near the Ohio riverfront into a family entertainment district when city commissioners agreed Monday to buy Posey Flats from Hosea
Rehab.
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